Sentence examples for unifying threads from inspiring English sources

* Look for unifying threads.

The notions of activity and context serve as unifying threads in this dissertation.

This is how the cynics win: by picking apart the unifying threads of culture and society and insisting that there are some people who never belonged, who never wanted to belong, in the first place.

First, that the idea of "negative theology" (describing God in terms of what may not be said about him) provides one of the book's unifying threads.

The advertisements by a group of veterans attacking the war record of Mr. Kerry have reopened wounds and frayed some unifying threads.

What do you see as the unifying thread?

The passage from innocence to experience is the principal unifying thread of these essays, written mostly over the past decade.

As different as the administration's responses have been to Iraq and North Korea, one unifying thread has been the effort to mobilize international pressure for both countries' nuclear disarmament.

"He is the right man in the right position at the right time". The unifying thread to Alexander's work is his desire to punch through bureaucracy and deliver useful intelligence to the battlefield, according to those who know him.

While 2007's fiction promises to sweep from the Welsh valleys to the Peruvian jungle, musing on love, death and other literary staples, it's impossible to ignore a unifying thread: war.

While the subject matter has shifted around, the unifying thread has been helping put evidence in the hands of those trying to improve the social and environmental outcomes in the world around them.